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DIAGNOSIS: A smaller (thorax length ca.
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), light brown to deep ochraceous-yellow species, prescutellars approximately 0.3× length of posterior dorsocentrals, lateral pairs barely differentiated; postocellar setae slightly convergent to parallel (vs. strongly convergent or even with tips crossing); aedeagus long (length 11.0× the width), strongly arched in lateral view (aedeagal angle 114°); distiphallus similar to that of
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<paragraph id="EC16BC33E913FFB9FF1CFC39FCEAFAED" blockId="33.[120,1225,697,1732]" pageId="33" pageNumber="34">DESCRIPTION: Male: Head: Frons light brown, pollinose on fronto-orbital plates and ocellar triangle, frontal vitta golden, shiny, finely striate; frontal index 0.96, top to bottom width ratio 1.38. Ocellar triangle slightly raised above rest of frontal surface, dark brown between ocelli, anterior corner of triangle reaching ca. 0.6× length of front. Orbital setae dark brown with bronze highlights (not black), or1:or3 ratio 0.93, or2:or1 ratio 0.40, postocellar setae 0.48× and ocellar setae 0.76× frontal length, postocellar setae slightly convergent to parallel; vt index 1.05. Vibrissal index 0.60. Face same color as ocellar triangle. Carina well developed, frontal edge flattened, with slight sulcus, greatest width of frontal edge ca. 0.6× the width of pedicel. Cheek index about 0.10. Eye index 1.43. Occiput light brown. Basal antennomeres same color as face; arista with 3 dorsal and 2 ventral branches, plus large terminal fork. Proboscis light brown; palpus slightly lighter, with one apical and one subapical setae.</paragraph>
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Thorax length
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. Scutum light brown, pollinose; 6 rows of acrostichal setae. One large pair of prescutellar setae, lengths about 0.33× that of posterior dorsocentral setae; setae lateral to prescutellars slightly larger than acrostichals; h index 0.85. Transverse distance of dorsocentral setae 3.33× that of longitudinal distance. Scutellum same color as scutum, pollinose; basal scutellars convergent, apical scutellars crossing at tips; scutellar seta index 0.92. Pleura slightly lighter than scutum, less pollinose, sterno index 0.74. Halter stem light, bulb slightly darker than pleura. Legs lighter than pleura.
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Wing hyaline, veins yellow-tan, length
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, length to width ratio 2.22. Indices: C, 2.20; ac, 2.25; hb, 0.60, 4-C, 1.04; 4V, 1.74; 5x, 1.41; M, 0.56. Wing tip rounded, vein R
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virtually straight; section of C between h and Sc breaks with ca. 10 thicker spinules.
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FIG. 16. Male genitalia of three species in the
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group.
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(DBG 34).
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Species indet. (DBG 40: “Panama: Darién Province: El Real XI-29-963 Sarah B. Pipkin”).
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Species indet. (DBG 53: “Ecuador: Loja, 45 km SSE Portovelo, Rio Yaguachi, 080 m, 4 November, 1987/R. Davidson, J. Rawlins, C. Young, riparian scrub”).
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<paragraph id="EC16BC33E911FFBBFF1CFF65FE93FE80" blockId="35.[120,1224,227,1785]" pageId="35" pageNumber="36">Abdomen light brown, pollinose; posterior margin of tergites without noticeable dark, diffuse markings.</paragraph>
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Male terminalia (fig. 16A, B). Epandrium with microtrichia, lacking setae on dorsal surface; ventral lobe apically rounded, without microtrichia, having ca. 5 setae. Cerci with microtrichia, laterally connected to epandrium. Surstylus with extensive microtrichia on outer (lateral) surface, with inner marginal row of 12 long peglike prensisetae (vs. 79, as in
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), about 6 other, finer setae (none sclerotized). Subepandrial sclerite (not examined). Hypandrium trapezoidal, length 0.89× the greatest width, lateral margins straight (not convex). Gonopods fused to hypandrium; apical seta fine, minute. Aedeagus fused to aedeagal apodeme, strongly and evenly arched in lateral view, length 11.0× the width, aedeagal angle 114°; distiphallus with very narrowed tip in full ventral view; aedeagal apodeme short, keellike.
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Female: General morphology similar to males. Measurements: Thorax length 0.94; Frontal top to bottom width ratio 1.41. or1:or3 ratio 0.93, or2:or1 ratio 0.66, lengths of postocellar setae 0.50× and ocellar setae 0.71× that of frontal length, vt index 1.00. Vibrissal index 0.56. Cheek index about 0.08. Eye index 1.41. Lengths of prescutellar setae 0.48× that posterior dorsocentral setae; h index 0.94. Transverse distance of dorsocentral setae 2.61× the longitudinal distance. Scutellar seta index (not measurable), sterno index 0.75. Wing length
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, length to width ratio 2.26. Wing indices: C, 2.02; ac, 2.66; hb, 0.60; 4-C, 1.23; 4v 2.05; 5x 1.86; M, 0.71.
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<paragraph id="EC16BC33E911FFBBFF1CFC48FD55FBFA" blockId="35.[120,1224,227,1785]" pageId="35" pageNumber="36">Female terminalia: Valves of oviscapt of moderate length, length 2.5× greatest width, ca. 280300 µm long, tip slightly acute (not fully rounded) in lateral view; valves with 1416 marginal oviscapt pegs. Spermatheca short, cup shaped, height approximately equal to width; basal introvert extending to ca. 0.7× the length of capsule.</paragraph>
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, M Wasserman
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OTHER SPECIMENS:
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B.W.I. [printed]/
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[printed]/
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[printed],” dissected by D.A.G. (
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), genitalia in glass microvial on same pin as specimen
</materialsCitation>
.
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female: “
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B.W.I. [printed]/
<location id="E976EAE8E911FFBBFBF3FA9BFF5FFAFF" LSID="urn:lsid:plazi:treatment:64000D25E913FFBBFE61FDDAFDDBF95B:E976EAE8E911FFBBFBF3FA9BFF5FFAFF" country="Jamaica" name="Hermitage Reservoir" pageId="35" pageNumber="36">Hermitage Reservoir</location>
[printed]/
<collectorName id="415CD9E5E911FFBBFEDBFAC2FD7EFAFC" box="[367,712,1347,1374]" pageId="35" pageNumber="36">W.B. Heed M.W. Wasserman</collectorName>
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[printed],” genitalia dissected by D.A.G. (
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), in glass microvial on same pin as specimen. In
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.
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<subSubSection id="A4B3EFB8E911FFBBFF1CFA08FE89FA51" pageId="35" pageNumber="36" type="etymology">
<paragraph id="EC16BC33E911FFBBFF1CFA08FE89FA51" blockId="35.[120,1224,227,1785]" pageId="35" pageNumber="36">ETYMOLOGY: Patronym for Steve Thurston, Senior Scientific Assistant and graphic artist in the Division of Invertebrate Zoology at the AMNH, in recognition of his many years of superb skill and artistry.</paragraph>
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COMMENTS: This species is distinguished from the widespread
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<emphasis id="DEDD6021E911FFBBFC12FA78FB15F9BA" box="[934,1187,1534,1560]" italics="true" pageId="35" pageNumber="36">Drosophila bromeliae</emphasis>
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by the slightly smaller body size; light brown, pollinose body; and by the male genitalia: the surstylus dentition (12, vs. 79 prensisetae), distiphallus shape, and especially the aedeagal length (ca.
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, vs.
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). When corrected for body size (using thorax length as a proxy), the aedeagal length of
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is 33% longer than in
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. Female terminalia are nearly identical, although the oviscapt pegs in
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are slightly thicker and stouter than in the
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of
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<emphasis id="DEDD6021E911FFBBFE47F958FDD0F95A" box="[499,614,1758,1784]" italics="true" pageId="35" pageNumber="36">bromeliae</emphasis>
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.
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